Important Gallery Auction

Well known New York City illustrator, born 1889 in Utah and died in 1958 in New Jersey. Worked as an illustrator for the New Yorker, representing the

New York City & Palm Beach resident, one of the most famed illustrators for the New Yorker, representing the flapper generation, this print show...

In excellent condition for its age, a minor nick or scratch here and there, but this is old, and in very much useable condition for its age. The handl

Set of 10, very traditional with no engraving or monograms, 9" long, probably 1950s. Marking stamped on back is Coin Extra Plate Silver.

Set of 6 with ornate floral handles and scroll work, monogram of C, excellent condition, marking of Holmes & Edwards XIV, 4 1/4" long. Prob...

Late 19th Century, marked Meriden Silver Plate Co., Quadruple Plate, orange almost Japanese band of flowers and leaves around the top and curved base

Probably made in Iowa, calico fabric, with the exception of the actual border edges, this is in really good condition for a quilt that is easily 125+

Circa 1880-1910 era, large punch bowl that would hold 3+ gallons and measures some 14" wide and 7" tall plus the base, tiny nicks from mol...

Print by John Held, Jr., showing a flapper lady ignoring a young man, a Life cover print, born in Utah, lived in New York & Palm Beach, one of t...

Print from Life, Apr. 19, 1928, with Art Deco at the absolute zenith, the Burlesque Number depicts a show girl with full stage makeup looking confiden